Virginia race group forms to reopen Prince Edward schools
In Richmond AP report Gov Albertis Harrison announced a plan by a biracial 3 white and 3 Negro board to lease unused Prince Edward County school buildings and operate privately funded free schools for about 1700 Negro pupils and white children. The program aims to provide remedial training after four years of closed public schools since a federal court integration order. Foundations and individuals have signaled support.
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Richmond
Ginia
Albertis
S. ‘Harrison
Dre
Prince Edward
L. Francis
Department of County
Griffin
Virginia
Harrison
Prince Faward County
Tno
Funeral Pending Roundtable Meeting In Baytown
Funeral arrangements are pending for Richard Seals and late Richard Seals. A roundtable meeting is set for 7 p.m. Thursday at the First Christian Church fellowship hall at 201 Forrest, with Norton Funeral Home in charge. Baytown area officials and den leaders are requested to attend.
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Richard Dured
Bay 1
Tonian
Edrie Seals
First Christian Church Fellowship
Richard Seals
Forrest
Turlock
Ers
Calif. Norton Funeral Home
Joe S. Tu
County to put one shot bond on Nov. 9 for jail relief
County Commissioner W Ramsey proposed a one shot bond measure to fund jail improvements in Harris County. The committee, described as filled with notable Houston and regional citizens, backs the plan. James Savage, offshore driller and former grand juror, was elected chair of a 75 member group to sponsor relief for crowded jail conditions after a Wednesday tour and briefing by County Commissioner E A Lyons.
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W. ¥. Ramsey
Ramsey
Houston
James Savage
Harris County
Court House
Heard County
E. A
Lyons
Pigeon Shoot Winners Highlight San Louis Potosi Trip
FREAMON wins first place and Governor's trophy at an international pigeon shoot in San Louis Potosi Mexico. The Pruetts travel with Mr. and Mrs. John Garrett of Houston. Numerous locals attend a reception for Vice President Lyndon Johnson.
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Freamon
Lois Pruett
Mexico
San Louis Potosi
Pruetts
John Garrett
Houston
Steele McDonald
Blair Mann
Lyndon Johnson
Jim Douglas
Felix Hatchell
J. B
Jimbo) Weald- Tidge
Oscar F. Nelson Jr
Floyd Williams
Anahuac
L. A. Rigby
la Porte
F. A. Richardson
Larry Derrick
Charlie Littlepage
Cecil Rabbitt
Ed Greer
Albert Muller
Air Force
J. L. Long
Ed Smith
Channelview
Donald L. Brunson
J .W
Jack) Strickler
Robert L
Bob) Gillette
Mike
Jesse Kirkpatrick
Michael
Ed Summers
Jim Sherwood
Eight-Cent Wage Hike Approved by Humble Machinists
About 175 workers at Humble OW and Refining Co Baytown refinery won an eight cent an hour increase after Local 1051 IAM members accepted the offer. Union members voted Monday night and the contract was signed about 5 p.m. Tuesday, seven hours before the old pact expired, following a previously served contract termination notice amid stalled talks.
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Humble OW and Refining Co
Baytown
International Association of Machinists
Sng
Ex Baytown Woman Elaine Holland Dies At 22
Funeral services were held in Houston for Elaine Holland 22 who moved from Baytown with her husband Bill Holland and daughter Catherine Fay 18 months. She is survived by her husband two sisters two brothers and her parents. Burial was in Hollywood Cemetery Houston. The Hollands lived in Baytown two years after marriage and were members of Baytown Second Baptist Church. The Rev Paul Stephens assisted in the Boulevard Harrisbur Chapel service.
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Houston
Elaine Holland
Baytown
Holland
Edwin L. Mantooth
Bill Holland
Catherine Fay Holland
Joyce Cayne
Victor
Carolyn Mantooth
Edwin L. Meantooth Jr
Jack Mantooth
Boulevard Harrisbur
Paul Stephens
Second Baptist
Hollywood Cemetery
Street Work Hearing Set for North First and East James
A hearing on re improvements for North First East Fayle and East James streets is scheduled for August 22. City Manager J B LeFevre will present engineering designs and cost estimates to determine owner participation and ensure benefits exceed costs. Plans include paving curbs gutters on East Fayle and East James and North First between specified property lines.
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North First
East Foyle
East James Streets
J. B. LeFevre
LeFevre
East Fayle
Danubria
Highway 146
East James
North Firth
East Texas Aves
James
Carnegie Street Improvement Plan Moves Forward
Engineering on Carnegie Street from Market to the Southern Pacific Tracks is underway. The $10,677 project will be financed by the city and the school district with city forces handling the work. Curbs gutters, widened pavement, repairs, and two directional signals at Market and Carnegie are planned to ease school traffic congestion.
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J. B. LeFevre
Carnegie Street
Market
Southern Pacific
LeFevre
Carnegie
Global and political turmoil across multiple regions
Reports from various regions describe military reinforcements near the capital, rebel activity 330 miles northeast of Saigon, and political shifts including Abbas resigning as Algeria's National Assembly president. Also noted are Americans abroad planning travel, a Korean regime trial sentence, a Turkish blast killing 32, a U.S. advisory on pay boosts for federal officials, a House subcommittee approving 75 million for fallout shelters, and a survey on elder healthcare access.
Thunderstorms lash Upper Texas with heavy rains
Thunderstorms moved south into Texas dropping up to 4 inches in Fort Worth and 3.2 inches in Dallas Oak Cliff in an hour. Lightning struck a 3 year old in Hurst but caused no serious injury. Rain cooled West Texas and spread toward Midland to Shreveport areas as storms continued into Wednesday morning.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Oak Cliff
Dallas
Andy Aliaz
Hurst
Panhandle Plains
West Texas
South Texas
Claude
Amarillo
Colorado City
Big Spring
Polk Street Baptist Church
Abilene
Eastland
Merkel
Midland
San Angela
Waco
Longview
Tyler
Palestine
Shreveport
Inquiry to The Sun Office This Thursday
Readers are urged to send inquiries to The Sun office by Thursday for an answer to appear in the weekend edition. The notice emphasizes timely submission and inclusion of pertinent details to ensure publication.
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Sun Office
Senate Ratification Urged In Nuclear Test Ban Debate
Senate hearings on the limited test ban treaty featured Dr. Glenn Seaborg arguing underground testing enables broad warhead development including antimissile defenses. McNamara endorsed ratification, asserting atmospheric tests are unnecessary for deployment decisions and that U.S. lead over the Soviet Union would be preserved.
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Glenn T. Seabors
Atomic Energy Commission
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Sexburg
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
United States
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Armed Services
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Soviet Union
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Dmiss
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Tioning McNamara
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R-Ariz
Kennedy
Goldwater
Frank J. Lausche
D-Olio
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Stelinis
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs
Taylor
Edward Teller
Joint
Kennedy returns home after hospital stay
Mrs. John F Kennedy departs Otis Air Force Base with the President after a week in hospital following the birth of Patrick Bouvier Kennedy. Her recovery is described as excellent as the couple heads to Squaw Island via helicopter for further rest and observation.
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John Q. Public
Kennedy
Otis Air Force Base
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Kennedys
Squaw Island
Caroline
John Jr
Well Blow-Out Injures Three at Goose Creek Site
Three men were admitted to Baytown hospitals after a BAS pressure cap blew off a well in the Goose Creek oil field near Baytown. John Duke, 22, of Humble, suffered eye injuries and fractures, with other contusions from the 50,000 pound per square inch blow-out. J B Caylor, 29, and C E Quinn, 22, both of New County, received minor injuries and were hospitalized for observation. The workers were employed by Southern Oil Well Service Co and Gulf Hill. The incident occurred at 7 38 am southwest of Highway 116 and west of Old Causeway Road.
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Goose Creek
John Duke
Derrick Man
Humble
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
J. B. Caylor
Ic. E. Quinn
New Counfy
Gulf Coast Hospital
Duke
Guinn
Caylor
Southern Oib Well Service Co
Gulf Hil
Sun School Edition Preview Highlights Baytown Back to School
The Baytown Sun announces Thursday’s back to school edition featuring new teachers campus leaders and a full page on Robert E Lee High School Activities. Edythe Musick discusses school nutrition vaccines for first graders and other requirements. Interviews cover special education guidance and counseling programs with district officials and principals. Readers are advised to save the edition as a reference for the year.
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Rong
Baytown Sun
Robert E. Lee High School
Edythe Musick
Baytown
Ing
John Woodard
Lee College
Wallace Heaner
John M. Stuart
Winnie Brown
Ways and Means Committee backs income tax rate cut
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to slash income tax rates with Treasury estimates showing an average reduction to 15.4 percent for most taxpayers. The plan proposed would set individual rates from 14 to 70 percent, replacing the current 20 to 90 percent range, and is expected to be included in a bill the House may act on by early September.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
The
Treasury
Crosby Fair and Rodeo Opens With Wild Brahman Bulls
The Crosby Future Farmers of America Fair and Rodeo begins Thursday night at 8 in the new 3,000 seat arena, featuring one of the country’s wildest Brahman bull acts. The event runs through Saturday with street dance and judging of baked goods, canned foods, quilts, and sewing projects. Event organizers include Eddie Faust as president and Larry Cooper as general manager, with a roster of officers and directors.
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Crosby Fra
Cooper
Eddie Faust
PPA Fair and Rodeo
Eddie Gravis
Papalenson
Ben Smith
Saids
Trade and Travel Fair Invites Baytonians to Road Show
Baytonians are invited to a downtown Crosby event featuring a Trade and Travel Fair from Sept 20 to 29 at Sam Houston Coliseum with livestock judging, horse shows, poultry and steer auctions, and a large midway. The fair includes an international pavilion, industry and commerce displays, and upcoming space exhibit with NASA projects, promising 160,000 attendees.
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Crosby
Bel ‘An
Sam Houston
Cooper
Snoper
Famers
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Daughters
I Boy Scout Troop 24
Horston
Fai
New Trade Mart of
Na Uons
Republic of China
Colombia
France
Great Britain
Israel
Italy
Sweden
Harris County
Bicycling Popular Among Adults
More adults take up cycling for exercise and leisure improving physical and mental health. If you own a bike you can sell it in The San Classified Section or seek a used bike in the Want Ads, with Sun Classified Ads offering affordable options. Dial 542-8248.
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